Sentence examples for without repercussion of from inspiring English sources

"These are not an organism that you should eliminate without repercussion of eliminating a major prey base for aquatic habitats – ponds, marshes, tree holes," Merritt said, noting that there are some fish that feed exclusively on mosquito larvae, spiders that catch adults in their webs, and bats that gobble up swarms of mosquitoes at night.

Such a growth of production does not come about without repercussion on the capacity of the water-bearing layer.

However, despite the ability to be honest without repercussion, most of the anonymous comments on r/AmIUgly are remarkably nice.

"Seeing someone in the position of James Clapper baldly lying to the public without repercussion is the evidence of a subverted democracy," Edward Snowden said later, in a Q. & A. on the Guardian Web site.

Seeing someone in the position of James Clapper - the Director of National Intelligence - baldly lying to the public without repercussion is the evidence of a subverted democracy.

Though confirmation that the CIA supports these groups is news to the American public, Afghans have long known about these forces and associated them with the U.S. The fact that forces employed by the U.S. are allowed to behave this way without repercussion exacerbates Afghan mistrust of U.S. intentions.

There is a scene in Toni Morrison's novel "Song of Solomon" in which a character named Guitar explains to the protagonist Milkman that violence inflicted without repercussion is not a matter of morality, but mathematics.

Bangladesh has a long way to go in creating a culture that is friendlier to workers - one that enforces pro-labor legislation, allows for freedom of association without repercussion and enforces building and fire inspection codes.

Stunts guarantee safety in a certain manner and you get to have an adrenalised thrill ride without the repercussions of getting hurt.

A backup musician, no doubt, has the remuneration of success without the repercussions of failure.

Think of it as a Chicago-centric pop quiz in your geography class -- without the repercussions of a flunking score.